1934 Ten Dollar bill?

[Obi Wan Coinobi]

Hi, I work as an insurance agent in New York, and was handed this old bill for a payment a few weeks ago. I left it off to the side to see if it has any value, past 10 dollars of course. The serial number is B64598386F...says series of 1934 D. Its in decent shape, with a few creases in it though. Can anyone tell me if this is worth anything? Thanks so much!

 

[jeff of pa]

Well My Expierence has been, If you take it to a Dealer, he will offer you $10.00 for it and Put it in his display and charge $15 to $20 for it. The ONLY Exceptions are GOLD CERTIFICATES, & Mint condition Silver Certificates. dealers will pay a premium for them. you may be able to sell it to a Private Collector somewhere, but, first you would have to find one intrested.? SORRY ; jeff

 

[Obi Wan Coinobi]

Well I guess I'll spend it then, thanks.

 

[jeff of pa]

That's what I do with Silver Certificates & Red $2.00 bills. Rather then make the Dealers rich. Maby someone who Never seen one will Find them & it will? put a Smile on their Face.?

 

[cedarratt]

Ill buy it from you how much would you want for it. but for the Love of God dont spend it. Ill add it to my collection of silver certificates.

 

[Zeke]

Yeah.....what cedarratt said........Sell it to one of us or keep it. Dont just spend it

 

[cedarratt]

So a do you still have the bill no ward in a while?

 

[mvSWAT]

Hey Jeff of PA, I got a couple $1 Silver Certificates the other day and a red $2 bill, what kind of value do they have?

 

[cedarratt]

Dont spend them sell them to meeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[jeff of pa]

Hey Jeff of PA, I got a couple $1 Silver Certificates the other day and a red $2 bill, what kind of value do they have?

Face Value to Dealers, However It looks like maby a Few People Here Are Intrested.